Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-29


The Franklin Repository of last week re
marks, that, the young ladies of Wilso
College looked quite cool Sunday evenin
as they marched into church with bar
heads and white dresses.
John Stone, aged about % years, son o
DR.. D. d. Stone, of Washington, d. C.
whose family resides in this plsce, died a
Santiago, California, at 5 O'Clock on tn
morning of the 2lst of June.
Heirs of Thomas Benner, late of wslke
township, deceased, will sell three tracts o
valuable real-estate In Fsyette township
on Saturday, July 23rd, at 10 O'Clock A
N. For particulars see bills.
Keep cool, and buy the very best seer
sucker coat and vest at Schott's for 81 rs.
The price Of the goods is 81 so, but by buy.
ing direct from jobbers We can sell you the
same at ST 90 and still have a profit.
On the Goth inst, while John NJ. Pomer-
oy was walking from the Repository Office
to his home, in Chambersburg, he fell and
expired instantly of heart troubles. He wss
born at Shippensburg, Pa, April LIST, 1923.
The soothing and restorative effects Of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral are realized IN all
cases OF colds, coughs, throat or lung trou.
bles, while its powerful healing qualitie.
are shown in the most serious pulmonary
disorders.
1t is astonishing how coat of suitable g
paint preserves the roof of house or barn.
You want to be certain of the kind of paint
you put on your building. J. NJ. McDon-
aid has the paint, that tin or wooden
roof requires.
Last week one day boss of one of the
Italian gangs of workmen engaged at grad.
ing at Thompsontown, fell, and got his lef,
foot crushed by a passing freight train.
The injured man was taken TO Harrisburg,
where the foot was amputated.
The "kiis" about town are preparing
themselves for the 4th by getting the firing
of crackers and torpedoes ''down fne," TO
the annoyance of some people. They appear
TO believe that s'practice makes perfect" !" in
that as well as in everything else.
Many poor sufferer who submits to The
surgeons knife, in consequence of malig-
nant sores and scrofulous swellings, might
be cured, without 40 operation, by taking
Ayers Sarsaparilla. This remedy expels
from the blood all the impurities by which
disease is generated.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps and Bic m
ishes from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeney, Ringbone, STILES,
Sprains, Swellings, etc. Save $50 by use
of one bottle. Warranted. Sold by L.
Banks s. Co., Druggist, Miffiintown Pa. If.
The Turk woman with babe in her arms
who was begging in the streets of Miffiin-
town, one day last week, walked into the
canal lock at Lewistown, and it was with
difficulty that she and her child were saw
ed from drowning. The water in the lock
was covered with water grass. which she
mistook for a common grass plot.
Brother Allison pu blishes his opinion in
the Herald, that the SENTINEL threw cold
water on, and be'ittled the 4th of July
movement, which is a mistake. One of the
s SENTINEL staff was at the meeting held in
the Court House, and if the meeting was a
tIifiing and belittling one. il is not the fault
of the SENTINEL or the 4th of July. Broth
er Allison might do better by trying to keer
his opinion in accord with fscts.
A despatch from Bloomfield says: Or
Monday, the Goth, work on the railroad from
Duncannon TO Bloomfield was suspended
The men struck for higher wages. On the
Saturday previous they were paid, and with
the money they got drunk and caused con
siderable terror in the town. Failing IL
their efforts on Monday TO have their wager
raised they took possession of the place. Ii
was found necessary to close the saloons.
The organization of the Army of the Po'
tonac has passed resolutions on the ques
ton of CleveIand's proposed return of thu
captured flags. They congratulate the
country that the flags are to remain IL
the keeping of the national authority, am
pronounce them holy relics which shoul'
not be burned or given away, but preserved
that they may remind future generations o
the awful sacrifice of civil war and inspir
them with devotion TO the Union"
On last Thursday night, thief, by tn
aid OF a ladder entered the second stor
window OF the house on Tuscarora stree
in Patterson, occupied by the family
Frank Swartz. Mrs. Swartz was awake br
was SO frightened that she made no outcry
The man passed through her room, an
descended into the lower part of the house
Whistling was heard on the outside, an
he disappeared, taking with him two pa
of trousers belonging to Mr.. Swartz, and
few articles of other clothing. The lsdd'
was taken from the premises Of Editor G "a
man.
On the day of the late circus at Levi
town, two colored men had stall out,
one of the men drew a revolver and shot
bis antagonist. Believing that bis sh
took effect he turned from the scene al
ran for the jail. The sheriff took him in
keep the crowd from mobbing him. Ston
were thrown at the fleeing negro, the she
! if was struck on the leg, and as quickly
he had the scared man behind the bars
came to look for the man who hit him {
the leg with stone. The crowd quick
scattered with the sheriff in close pursu
of some of them.
| The Lewistown Gazette of last week says
Last Thursday evening, while coming frol
. the field, colt belonging to W. l.. Owe
started up the railroad along side of
{ freight train, which was running at hi,
rate OF speed. The colt kept up with Z